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Nov 27, 2012 · The Viking Ship Museum is located at Bygdøy in Oslo, Norway and is part of the Museum of Cultural History at the University of Oslo. The museum building contains archeological finds from the mound cemeteries of Tune, Gokstad, Oseberg and Borre.
The Viking Ship Museum is a national symbol that houses what is probably Norway’s most important contribution to world cultural heritage: the ships and grave goods from the major ship burial sites at Oseberg and Gokstad, Tune and Borre.
- You Need to Go to Denmark Or Germany to See Authentic Viking Ship These Days
- There Are Plenty of Viking Ship Replicas
- Go on A Virtual Tour of The Viking Ship Museum
Since the Viking Ship Museum is closed until further notice, you will need to go to either Denmark or Germany to see a real viking ship. I suggest going to Denmark to Roskilde. You will find Vikingeskibsmuseet here, which houses 5 different viking ships. All these are from the area called Skuldelev, but the ships themselves are from both Norway, Du...
If you just want to learn more about the viking ships, seeing a replica of one might be almost as good as seeing one of the authentic ones. There are actually a lot of different viking ship replicas in Norway! Some places to see viking ship replicas are Njardarheimr Viking Valley in Gudvangen, Sagastad Museum in Nordfjordeid, Sunnmøre Museum in Åle...
Since the Viking Ship Museum has closed its doors, and might never even open again, the next best thing is a virtual tour of the museum. So check out the 15 minute long video below to see most of the museum digitally! As you can see, the museum itself is pretty small. If the new Museum of the Viking Ages get made though, it will be a lot bigger and...
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מוזיאון הספינה הויקינגית – The Viking Ship Museum. שייך למוזיאון התרבות הנורבגית (Museum of Cultural History) של אוניברסיטת אוסלו. המוזיאון מציג שלוש ספינות ויקינגיות גדולות וממצאים מתוך קברים. אלו הן הספינות הויקינגיות השמורות ביותר שנמצאו ברחבי נורבגיה.
- Oslo's Viking ship museum. The Viking Ship Museum is one of the capital city's most popular attractions. There's good reason for that, as visitors get to see three genuine Viking ships that have been excavated from the Oslofjord region.
- Historical museum, Oslo. While you're in the capital, don't miss the VÍKINGR exhibition at the Historical museum. This new exhibition at one of Oslo's lesser-known museums on Frederiks gate introduces Viking war culture, their journeys, and the societal changes of the era.
- Midgard Viking Centre, Horten. The shores of the Oslofjord are known to have been an important trading centre for the northmen. We know this through the number of ships that have been unearthed.
- Sagastad Viking centre, Nordfjordeid. Not many of you will have heard of Sagastad. That's because it only opened recently! Located on the shores of the Nordfjord, Sagastad houses a 30m-long reconstruction of the Myklebust ship.
Come face to face with some of the world's greatest Viking treasures! Experience the best-preserved Viking Ships in the world and unique burial artefacts from boat graves around the Oslo Fjord. These ships have been on voyages of the sea before they became the final resting place for their wealthy owners.
Lofotr Viking Museum is located just off the E10, 13 km north of Leknes, 53 km south of Svolvær. Here you will find information about distances and available transport options.
